// We have the lossless transformation of the delta stream. // We want to enable transformations from the lossless view, // into various possible "lossy" views that combine or exclude some information. // // We can achieve this via functional expression, encoded as JSON-Logic. // Fields in the output can be described as transformations import {CollapsedDelta, Lossless, LosslessViewMany, LosslessViewOne} from "./lossless"; import {DeltaFilter} from "./types"; type Resolver = (losslessView: LosslessViewMany) => unknown; // Extract a particular value from a delta's pointers export function valueFromCollapsedDelta(delta: CollapsedDelta, key: string): string | undefined { const pointers = delta.pointers; for (const pointer of pointers || []) { const [[k, value]] = Object.entries(pointer); if (k === key && typeof value === "string") { return value; } } } // Example function for resolving a value for an entity by taking the first value we find export function firstValueFromLosslessViewOne(ent: LosslessViewOne, key: string): {delta: CollapsedDelta, value: string} | undefined { for (const delta of ent.properties[key] || []) { const value = valueFromCollapsedDelta(delta, key); if (value) return {delta, value}; } } export class Lossy { lossless: Lossless; constructor(lossless: Lossless) { this.lossless = lossless; } resolve(fn: Resolver, deltaFilter?: DeltaFilter) { return fn(this.lossless.view(deltaFilter)); } } // Generate a rule // Apply the rule -- When? // - Maybe we shard a set of deltas and map/reduce the results -- // We are trying to implement CRDT, so the results // must be composable to preserve that feature. // That also seems to imply we want to stick with // the lossless view until the delta set is chosen // - So, in general on a set of deltas // at times which seem opportune // the results of which can be recorded // and indexed such that the results can be reused // i.e. you want to compute the result of a set which // contains a prior one